Toshiba iES32 Installation Manual.pdf

Text-to-Speech (TTS)
Step 11: Verify System’s Basic Functions
7. Click Enter Password and a
dialog box displays (shown at
right).
8. Enter the Enablement
Password that was received
from the Dialogic
representative in “Get
TextTalk Enablement
Password” on page 10-2, then
click OK. The serial number
of the board appears in the
Enabled Boards field.
9. Close the TextTalk
Enablement window.
10. Restart the Stratagy ES service.
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Step 11: Verify System’s Basic Functions
➤ Follow the instructions in the Stratagy ES Installation and Maintenance Manual, Chapter 2 –
Installation to verify that the Stratagy ES’s basic functions are working.
Step 12: Check Stratagy ES Components Screen
1. Click Stratagy ES Components icon. The Stratagy ES Components screen displays.
2. Click Resource. Check that the TTSTextTalk is listed on the screen.
Step 13: Verify E-mail Password Added to Message
Configuration
➤ You should verify that the e-mail password has been entered on the Stratagy ES Message
Configuration screen. Without the password, the e-mail TTS feature does not function. See
“Configure Stratagy ES Proprietary Outlook Form” on page 9-10 for details.
Step 14: Verify E-mail Settings in Mailbox Editor
➤ You should verify that the POP3 server and Email play back fields on the Unified Messaging
Tab Screen (Mailbox Editor) have been configured with the proper e-mail settings. See
“Unified Messaging” on page 6-42 for details.
Step 15: (Optional) Change Playback Order
➤ To modify the TTS playback order
Modify the system parameter setting shown in the table below. See “Modify System Parameters”
on page 5-27 for instructions on modifying the settings for these TTS parameter.
Table 10-1
System Parameter Definition
Parameter
sys_tts_playback_order
Description
System wide setting that determines the order in which the SES selects
email messages to be read to users via the TTS feature group. The possible
settings are:
0 = FIFO First In, First Out (Default)
1 = LIFO Last In, Last Out
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